Arstechnica Valve's Steam Machine Limited by HDMI 2.0 Due to Open Source Issues
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Valve's Steam Machine is currently limited to HDMI 2.0, preventing it from fully utilizing HDMI 2.1 capabilities. The HDMI Forum is reportedly blocking advancements for Linux support, which affects users seeking higher frame rates at 4K resolution. Valve stated that they are working to resolve these software limitations.
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